The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-01-27
THE FASHIONABLE PARISIEN.N,.--
Ravishng Description of the Lnxurto">
Rehnements With Which She Is ir"-
vidtd.

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Ravishing Description of the Luxurious
Retinements With Which She is FRO
yidtd.
An hour before you get up, your ma
| lgAt your fire, and then screen
hagilver framework lined with
i'll temper the heat and 81.
pom sort of rosy mora.
warns while it illumrr
ill bringyo on Il SilN"rp!t
cup Of chocolate, hot ;p,.
ich YOU will drink from &"
II. munchng the whiln yo"
Il on little gold to;s-:-- r.
its turn 10y little live car
led with vanilla to perfuH.,
l have taken your chocolate
. &c again for a couple OF hours
will put on dcShahiilc T.
lined with swanSdown, elNGl
,hole body from head to foot.
and and the fastening of Tia
garment must he Of velvet,
warm to the touch.
now pass into the bathroom,
;hc atuDsphrro Of which will be kept n
an agrsra H. temperatures by little %u1' =
OF ro=c-scr:'cl Napor pumped throut:
IN apcrt"I3 IL thu wall. It is now TIM
TO draw on the stockings, lined vii
yarn, lossy silk, long and pcrfumc|
I'D sn4 cred with Russian Stables, cia7i'r
yi,h cat's.eye stones It in diunond'
he boots are to be lined with swat
Town. and trimmed with Russian sahlc
Is we'll.
Our precious product of civilization i
iow in her dressing-room. This Is TO
made comfortable by means OF an /
uensa foot warmer some ten feet Squ":'
which j. to form n kind of second !l"'
ny all ahuu: the crossing table. /
blinds may be colorcd to represent tn
ardent rays OF the sun, and the paddl1
to keep out the draught is to be trlmmc
with natural flowers. This will max
the place look and feel like summer
bower in the depth Of winter.
The maid may now fumigatc the nap
of the neck with little burnt bcnzoin, Il
make it supple. We must not forget tn
hands. These may be kept warm b,
holding them in two little vessels o
enamel with warm water, and SHAPED
like apples. The promised advantage o
this arrangement is that it gives TN
hands that attractive rosiness whicl
warmth can alone impart
The Parisicnne avoids, as though |
was laden with the breath of pestlcnce
every touch of cold air. The carriage il
| which he takes her drive is hermeticnll,
closed. She may realize winter by waich
| ing the ice and milkmen blowing on thei
fingers through the windows.
It is bed time. The lady assumes tn
retement oroiinaue. Then the second gal
| ment-a sort of ulster of white plush
| trimmed with ostrich feathers at tn
neck and wrists. The nightcap, of whit
satin, should be trimmed with feather
| of the same bird, and, for additions
warmth, a little turtle dove may be faE
| tened above the left ear.
The very hands are to have their nigh
cap, gloves of pink kid, lined with plusl
and fastened by elastics lin pink chenille
so as not 10 check the circulation. III
bed is to be heated by the fumes
burnt lime, flowers, and violets.
Entln, you will drink, just before goir
to sleep, light creme de saJHon, nice an
hot, made with two fresh eggs and
glass Of Madeira.
Good night.-[La Vie Parislenne. .,
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Making Good Housekeepers.
| Miss Bentley gave an exhibition Of h,
rorlap nuniIs Yesterday n fternOOQ. III